Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

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- Ia tr4saafsr eFoc=ss EAz d1pilostisa -
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TIA ss-as roll Or -. a rolls.
~ THE PASS Eooz.
From ths sasrasinx division the guide
ws1t 70 the press rsoaa. which Is IA ths top
o. tns baliiak Here -ork 80 and over.
nzen aad women. ali easiiy e. gegsd We
nasa were NetEing Pzser and isylng r ca ths
rresos Ehzeh seEo 9ule1ly turas.a By skilI-
fai psilltegs. s1G 80 seen IS Eks inpresslen
Wa ulssis tAs Flaas ~As taksn. plaesd apoa a
gas steve i1ized, wiped. pollsAed and rs-
placad ugon tas press - reoelFe another
snesr q paper a1d % make aaCther iEnpTts-
sson. IEs tyiElins srols q tie presses. toe
rsltEls u ths Plstes and qs.ck uloel0As Ct the
girls Hll.lo q kaleidoscope elgsct thai was
bssildsrins - first
so sh0s yosa LeH caxsfal It IS necessary
for ~ % b. said the guide, 4 viii say that
each morning when TIE printer receives rs
taper from the wett4ng division is Is counted
81 both hlmself and his assistant, and then
e. the cioss Of the day be mast show the
sane number Of printed sheets as be received
in Ehs lnoTning As aa additional check
thers Is an aatoEnatic register upon each
pres which resoFds every impression made"
"Bas don'E ti1e press sometimes move vhea
there Is 30 IIupEes5iou madef
a.ss5Enetiules, yes; but the printer knows
that essry tine 10 pulls ths press record IS
nlads upon tie register, and II he pulls it
with0ut making al impression upon ths
sheet lie Is obliged . call the register clerk
and notify him, and then that extra count Is
taken into consideration az the close Of the
days work"
Fron the printing division the next visit
was 70 the numbering division. Here ths
notes are numbered and separated, both be-
ing done BY machinery. Hers they are also
packed Tor delivery 20 the United States
treasurer. From ths numbering division it
Is bat step 70 what Is called the examining
and counting division. The notes come here
first from the press room when they are
damp with the newly made impressions and
receive what Is known as a wet count. They
are then placed between tissues and piled in
racks, pat IN the dry box and subjected FOR q
certain length OF time 10 q stream Of hot air.
On coming from the dry box they are again
counted, then sent 10 receive the next inn
oreszion frcn the press room, then returned
70 the examining division, again counted
and 90 through the same process Of drying,
the same number OF counts until the stage OF
completion, when they are sent to the num-
bering division. On this same floor, also, i.
the large vault where all the completed and
unconpleted work, As well as the blank pa
per, Is placed every evening at the close OF
work, and from which It is issued to the sew
erai divisions At ths tc.nInsncement OF work
the next morning.
CHEcKs AGAINST FRAUD
Il must be remembered that every sheet OF
blank paper is drawn for a specific purpose,
and repsezents specific money value. IL it
is for 81 notes, each sheet Of paper represents
G.. IL Il Is for s. notes, each sheet represents
$50; IL for 81 COO bills, Zach sheet represents
g., 900: II it Is for a $4,000 registered bond.
the sheet represents that much in money
value, and the accounts are kept as 10 the
money value OF the paper received ID win
thus De seen that millions Of dollars are rep
resented IN this vault continuously. To show
the security in locking this vault, it may be
stated that there are three combination
locks One Is kept by the vault keeper, an
other by the accountant OF the bureau, and
the third Is q time lock. When the vault Is
! locked by the two combinations the time
Look Is set for the number OF hours UP TO the